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rgb121 is the way to go.
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What do I have to do if I want to use the same constant value in both, my C and Assembly code? (I'm using of course CC65.) In Assembly, I would write this: GAMESTATE_TITLE = $01 GAMESTATE_RUNNING = $02 And in C, I would write this: #define GAMESTATE_TITLE 0x01 #define GAMESTATE_RUNNING 0x02 But how...

a dynamic latch decays at an unspecified rate, and emulators and famiclones are unlikely to implement it perfectly I'm trying to imagine an emulator with a room temperature setting, and simulation of heat dissipation within the NES. Can you also simulate ZIF stress if region is not set to Japan? :m...

One of my ideas is an edge connector across his chest. Failing that, medals for Nintendo World Champion and Summer Carnival, among others.

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Here's a little nice OGB dithering for you. What could be made better?

In the module settings?

tepples wrote:

lidnariq wrote:Remember that pirates were usually not making their own software

Except for companies like Hummer Team that did their own ports of 16-bit software to the Famicom.

And that's why we have the JY Company ASIC (2nd most complex of all time).

I know about the MMC5 and VRC7; those were used in licensed games for some region or other. But what about the unlicensed/pirate/homebrew mappers?

I really, really like this font, but since the one on my computer has been wiped out due to an all-$F palette somehow becoming the default in YY-CHR, I would love any help you can give me.
To be honest, I mostly do wall-of-text nametables.

My idea for an NES Graphics Format would display a still image with a minimal PRG used only for moveable sprites (as opposed to BG tiles in the nametable). Nametable rendering would be automatic.

What do you think of it, how would you do it, and what could make it better?